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To mark the opening of our new Texan House, we invite you to bring a piece of the House home with our limited-edition terrace collection, including six pieces of outdoor furniture designed for the third-floor terrace at Soho House Austin. The exclusive iroko tables and outdoor chairs are displayed among banquette seating, a wooden pergola and reclaimed wooden lamps, combining Texan style with a Spanish aesthetic.

Warmly lit lamps hang from a wooden ceiling above cushioned seating, where people relax and converse in an outdoor lounge surrounded by plants and wooden furniture.
Two people are seated at a wooden table with drinks, conversing under warm lighting in an outdoor restaurant with trees, plants, and other patrons on cushioned seats.

Made in America

Every piece in the terrace collection is handmade in California and designed exclusively for Soho House Austin, using local materials and upholstery to honour its location. Vintage touches combine with local accents, including lamps made by Austin ceramicist, Keith Kreeger, and murals by artists Desireé Vaniecia and Hayley Mitchell.

‘Californian craftmanship and the relationship we have with our suppliers there is so important to us. It adds an authentic American energy to the furniture we create and a connection to home for our members’

Soho Home Lead Designer, Harriet Liley
A patterned, plush sofa adorned with cushions and large table lamps stands in a cozy, dimly-lit lounge with plants and pendant lights, adjacent to a bar area.
Large potted plant with leafy branches; situated in a living room featuring a white sofa, colorful cushions, and indoor cacti; background showcases a bar area with glassware.

Soho House Austin member and singer-songwriter, Jonathan Terrell, is a true embodiment of the city. A bold lyricist and frontman, he has immersed himself in the capital's music scene since 2006. Here, Terrell reveals how Austin shapes his lyrical narrative and what being made in America means to him.

A man plays guitar in an outdoor, covered lounge area adorned with potted plants, cushioned seating, and a tiled floor. Text reads: "Made in Austin with Jonathan Terrell."
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